By Prensa Latina,
Washington : Senator Barack Obama (D.-Ill.) heads towards winning the Democratic candidature after his split win with Hillary Clinton in Oregon and Kentucky primaries.
Obama scored 16 points in Oregon and the ex first lady 32 in Kentucky yet Real Clear Politics on-line says Obama won at least 42 of the 103 delegates matching majority popular vote.
Obama, 46, regards his 182 lead on Clinton with 1957 commissioners a clear popular message, which he defined in Iowa as a sign to get 200 undecided superdelegates.
USA Today says that being just 60 seats short to score the 2,025 delegates needed, Obama is closer to winning the candidature at the August National Democratic Convention in Denver, Colorado.
Chances for Clinton are vanishing, although she insists on staying until June 3 in Montana and South Dakota, then in Puerto Rico, although she is already out of funds.
Advisors and members of Obama’s campaign already have eyes on the November battle for the White House and the race against Republican rival John McCain.
Their agenda includes tours of territories regarded key for the general elections, and strategies to win over undecided voters and Clinton ó s supporter.